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By STEPHEN FRY

In "MYTHOS," renowned author and storyteller Stephen Fry delves into the fascinating world of Greek mythology, bringing to life the timeless tales of gods, monsters, and heroes. With his signature wit and charm, Fry reimagines the myths of ancient Greece, from the creation of the universe to the epic adventures of Zeus, Hera, Apollo, and other legendary figures.

Drawing on his deep knowledge of the subject matter, Fry skillfully weaves together these classic stories, offering fresh insights and interpretations that make them accessible and engaging for modern readers. Through his captivating narrative, readers are taken on a journey through the rich tapestry of Greek mythology, exploring themes of love, betrayal, ambition, and fate.

"MYTHOS" is a captivating read that combines scholarly research with entertaining storytelling, making it a must-read for both mythology enthusiasts and newcomers to the genre. Fry's unique perspective and storytelling prowess breathe new life into these ancient tales, ensuring that they continue to captivate and inspire readers of all ages.

NY. London. PENGUIN BOOKS. 2017. 460p.

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By Edith Hamilton

FROM THE COVER: “The Classic Of Classics ...A father and husband caught up in a quarrel between gods and who finds his short sail home turning into a twenty-year journey filled with witches, storms, and one-eyed monsters. A family cursed by the sacrifice of a daughter in return for favorable sailing wnds a curse that can only be expiated in blood. A worried goddess who exacts a promise from all living things never to harm her son--but who misses one little, fatal shrub ….

"Classical mythology has long needed such a popular exposition as Miss Edith Hamilton has given us in this volume, which is at once a reference book and a book which may be read for stimulation and pleasure." -New York Times Book Review.

NY. Warner Books. 1942. 347p.